let's look at the implications of all of this with scott lucas is a professor of american and international politics and the clinton institute. at the university college dublin, he joined just some wicklow, an island to scott, so i will welcome to module 0. so for rounds 5 near donald trump, one of your key takeaways, to bounce off to the 1st attempt on donald trump's life. and i'm gonna take it to instructor too much and what happened after the 1st attempt on july 13th and that is uh, the trunk campaign. immediately try to take advantage of that. that point they were running against joe biden. you might remember trump immediately after he was nicked in the year by the fire, when the bullet pushing aside the secret service gave me right. and then raising that fist and shot and fired fight fight. you might remember the, the heavily bandaged ear where you even had the supervisors that were bandaging their ears as well as the republican national convention. but they lost that advantage in part because of the structure rambling, 90 minute speech that just lost the crowd at that then you. and th

we're joined by professor of us politics at the university college dublin, scott lucas. ning us. to. thank you for joining us. earlier we spoke to sebastian gorka, a former adviser to donald trump. he even admitted that donald trump could have done a bit better. how did it go down, in your view? >> well, i think , donald trump, >> well, i think, donald trump, we kind of expected that he would ramble a bit, that he would ramble a bit, that he would insult a bit, that he would insult a bit, that he would deviate , exaggerate and would deviate, exaggerate and lie. he exceeded all of those expectations to the point where i think the line he'll be remembered for in this debate is that immigrants are eating all our pets , our pets, >> the democrats hope that kamala harris would come across as strong, as forceful, being able to hold her own, not be bullied by trump, and to make their talking points. and i think after a fairly shaky and nervous opening, she did that she was able to withstand trump's pressure and she was able to ask a series of very leading questions that led trum

kimberly health it al jazeera philadelphia, us earlier i spoke to scott lucas, professor of american in his national politics at the clinton institute university college dublin. this is his take on the debate. i think it's pretty clear that donald trump uh we expected him to exaggerate, to ramble and yes to lie exceeded those expectations. so democrats were hoping to contact her as a former prosecutor. it would be composed storm and would put across are talking points. and yes, she exceeded those expectations from the standpoint of the database. this went even better that the democrats could have held for warehouse. and it was a disaster for donald trump when the he take away life from the debate is that supposedly interests or eating the cost of real americans. the question is, even though this is a compare with for harris, how much does it move the needle, almost undecided voters going forward for the next 2 and a half? what i think the 1st thing cheryl is that there's 2 groups of voters that go beyond those who have already made up their minds that will be here. this election 1st

okay, let's bring in scott lucas, professor of american and international politics of the clinton institute university college. dublin, you are with scott from whitlow in ireland. good to have you. was there a clear winner in your expert opinion? now i think it's pretty clear that donald trump uh we expected him to exaggerate to rambles, and yes to lie to you exceeded those expectations. so, democrats were hoping to talk about her as a former prosecutor would be composed strong and would put across are talking points. and yes, she exceeded those expectations from the standpoint of the database. this went even better. the democrats kind of what were here us. and it was a disaster for donald trump when the she take away line from the debate is that supposedly average rating the cost of real americans? the question is, even though this is a compare with for harris, how much does it move the needle, almost undecided voters going forward for the next 2 and a half? okay, you still my question. because the poll suggested american voters are pretty much made up their minds about trump a long time a

chairman lucas, this completes my prepared remarks and the full questions the subcommittee may have. >> i recognize mr. scott for his testimony. >> chairman lucas, ranking member lofgren, ranking member sorensen and members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me here today to discuss key challenges facing nasa's artemis campaign. at the outset i would like to thank the subcommittee for your continued support of the oversight work. also, i would like to thank paul martin the inspector general for his exceptional leadership of the office over the past 14 years. it was a pleasure serving as the deputy for the last five and a half years. historically, nasa struggled to establish credible costs and schedule estimates and artemis is no exception. after more than a decade of preparation and delays, nasa successfully completed the artemis one mission in december of 2022. despite this achievement, nasa faces additional challenges to meeting its goals. of utmost importance is resolving technical issues that could threaten astronaut to safety. the agency will need to do this while addressing long-standing conce

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scott and this is the fox report. jon: team coverage for you this evening lucas thomason is a washington as vice president harris can paint in the pivotal swing state of wisconsin. but first alexandria hoff live in wilmington, north carolina or president trump wrapped up a campaign rally a short time ago. exam area? >> hi john, born president trump by the state in 2016 and 2020 but by 2020 the margins had tightened. a whole lot of people moved to the state political landscape has changed is become more competitive democrats and that is an opportunity. trump. trump. trump. trump. trump. [cheering] scorcher supporter and williams and the sons coach scorch supporters it was hot out of the wilmington supporters walk with the former president they waited some time. in april rally he planned have been canceled for weather so supporters had not been in line today but have been looking forward to this. in talking with some of those supporters most told us the former president has their vote because of the cost-of-living strain. the former president set on stage with the selection is about the economy and the border. cracked feder